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Conduct due diligence on mining assets and companies, integrating geological, technical, and commercial assessments.

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Build and maintain financial models (DCF, NAV, comparable transactions and companies) for mining projects and corporate transactions.

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Analyze mineral resource and reserve statements (JORC, NI 43-101, or equivalent) and assess their commercial implications.

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Evaluate mining project economics, including capex/opex profiles, production schedules, commodity price assumptions, and risk factors.

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Prepare investment memoranda, pitch books, valuation summaries, and board-level presentations.

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Monitor commodity markets, mining sector trends, M&A activity, and the competitive landscape.

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Support deal execution, including coordination with technical consultants, legal teams, and counterparties.

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Assess geopolitical, permitting, environmental, and ESG risks affecting mining investments.

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Structure and evaluate alternative and structured financing schemes for mining operations, including metal prepays, royalties, streaming agreements, offtake and marketing arrangements, and debt/equity hybrids, and assess their impact on project economics and counterparty risk.

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Bachelor's or Master's degree in Geology, Geological Engineering, Mining Engineering, or Earth Sciences.

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5+ years of relevant experience in mining, investment banking, corporate finance, equity research, or technical/financial advisory within the resources sector.

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Exposure to M&A transactions, project finance, or asset valuation in mining is highly desirable.

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Formal business education or training is a plus (MBA, finance/business degree, CFA progress, or equivalent practical commercial experience).

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Demonstrated understanding of mineral resource classification codes (JORC, NI 43-101, SAMREC, or similar).

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Working knowledge of structured financing instruments used in the mining sector, including prepays, royalties, streams, and offtake agreements.

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Strong financial modelling and valuation skills.

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Ability to translate technical geological data into commercial and financial insight.

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Advanced proficiency in Excel; familiarity with mining technical software (e.g., resource and mine-planning tools) is an advantage.

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Strong analytical, quantitative, and problem-solving abilities.

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Excellent written and verbal communication, including report and presentation preparation.

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Ability to manage multiple workstreams under deadline pressure.

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Attention to detail and sound commercial judgement.

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Experience across multiple commodities (e.g., base metals, precious metals, bulk commodities, battery metals).

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Knowledge of ESG frameworks relevant to mining.

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Additional languages and willingness to travel to project sites.